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The Thin Blue Line: International Peacekeeping and Its Future, Indar Jit Rikhye, Michael Harbottle and Bjorn Egge
The Dissolving Alliance: The United States and the Future of Europe, Richard L. Rubenstein Reviewed by George L. Sherry
International Peacekeeping in Lebanon: United Nations Authority and Multinational Force, Ramesh Thakur Reviewed by George L. Sherry
The United Nations, International Conflict, and American Security, George L. Sherry
The Prevention of Nuclear War: A United Nations Perspective, William Epstein Reviewed by George L. Sherry
Peacekeeping in Vietnam: Canada, India, Poland, and the International Commission, Ramesh Thakur Reviewed by George L. Sherry
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